The Sun. — London, England, 1836-08-11 00:00:00

~' `` ~ ~ ! doe+ ern. THE MARKETS. ()O L GA it P.t4,167 Otner tomtit I I ,•4 ,#)77 2:1,476,341 (Fr' )n Who NOV I.ftrubtri Pries Current Aug. D. ) 1 4 , Ihri var . v mithiteliart of fart weak tho lta fined ..1 Iv Watt 'arms very dill, and gr i o n wAy 6 4. 1 but them. has tii in t o lore n ...vivid in :h., tienot,ol. and 4 good 1,4441. eutlO i , l gritt,t,.fy 114 Welt 4 4 the ile4eriptionv, i mprnoli t ; 3A'. 1.4041 for lino (:rodted, or Stlo. to , 41‘.4ie44 1,, slit, 410141,144 114)14 , .ty ; thu himie troth, bar given 034. li,l. K WO. up to 074. for Lump., 41 1,,,,„ n there gouva &mild from the eto,•cr.; d,Sa, t.J. a 4.14. p.vid for Letup* tookr the standard; *hipping dearriptions are v‘ith much lirrrinova. I.titopt en peal the otoivilotil m 4.)4, fir tionbia Cruvbed, but there it little tuitions dolo*,`• kforittitot afterniuet pored. of vitae. Kern in brisk rcitueit ; It. advonce paid on thu toini of thy. last pubtic *Alin HAST IPIDIA.--.Fion Whitt, io not to be had under 101. ; hal4iert of all th settle of Foreign F.a.t 'mho oak Cuti pricet. but tilt) ticutetid 14 still rtttotticty trifling. l'ontuts.- Tbio afternoon 3 per:”l a 3 )9 to tit) cheotv of white Ilavanaals 41. 1 4 by 1,1.1%.5t- contract it a 111 , 1telltill of lc ; b!;u At it*. At 4:t.14) erica of iugar, 2t 31, (i}4. far cwt. :ifor„tatrt.-Weat Intro 3folaciro tit l And * * gnoul vole 41 wady !Acts.; ;myrrh of *neba tt ni soli' at 330. and 340. a tid.. rod other dotcriptions from 320. a 941. M. llttrt a IItiANDII. AM, llot.totwo.-dium in the early and taiti''.io lout of but work woo in brie., request al fII . y previous ' rams. :130 puns. Loorgartls ut old import hating bean s o ld at i 0.414.. sod 400 pun , . Jarnalea at 44. 44. a 44. 74, and ,14.9 J. foe au to 33 per cunt. over point The Olverweetit C')ft• trict for t 40.000 gallon* was token 41 :IL 4(I. 13.16th0 fur 'roof ytrerigth. There is no Improvement in the densest for brandy or flenevs. eftllll3l.-111i4 afternoon theft, 11114 much Activity in the I:toit Indla Coffee larbot, for the antis ivintio.ibte fur hems. cionmitli'iti, Intro parcel* of Ceylon taken by the trade ; nol a 0:1*, roil for good ordinary at the 04. duty. lost 5-I '. r" ? thereof the :M. duty. Ilritivb Plantotion, middling and low situ at ($ll. 64. a Mo., good to fine time ordinary, 834. GI a 970.. low ordinary. 0434. lid. a s4o. ad. Carcase.-A cornidera!ilo bovines, has been done in Oily article at lit ID'. a 25/. Corn ‘ .....Cmo v i grey Ccon444. 51, • Ikl. a MS. 'rm.:A:v.-There hat been a brivk demand for Tallow an the trot r"r r" ""' "PtlOnt at HI Kir forward delivery stwrra ,) frriliction. have taken risco at 414. 41. 434.'64. by I .* Partif.4. Mho Inv () not got the 1 ei11,44 to doliret, ref the importers are still not oollum at any thing like prcoott prices. NITIMTZ or SODA. Smite ituatl parrot. bare been di*. Poited of at a reduction of ti t. !Mr cwt. AT - rr.Nti.T seer Niunt)r.n AT WIIIII.IIDON. --Since the near the name of Smith, a liviti4 in% irroiriederts Contmori, who was ationdiell on 141414 y wank, lies recovered of hie semen he has given farther particulars respecting the . pw is w.m who mado the assault upon kite, that' b v i dg t u dp s nl.tala of whom he iota had l'o rm ,e 1 00* . led •e. tto 'totes that there warn two woo attacked him, nod that they are ass/ same wbe, about two Jean ego. t u , 4 -I,, egr it with hnidott milked hit rotes, which he N um ' dr7 m o r ti litg when he went to milli then,. Ahout *is weeks Aga met them again, in Iteverley.lnne, when nee o f t h ou haul bin artn about the' head of a Cow (elsierls twlangtti to Mr. ',yen, a farmer of the neighbourhood), while the other was ors thing it. On that he also mleirit one of M e A few days tort sir 1111 VV 44 attacked he met the 'lien on the Common. end sin going up to Ilia cure lea found it itry. Ile thorn ithAritsql theta With nut ticitig able to leave tiff 4 ,1,1 trick/. '!shay .)eked him what ho meant? 116 imiw enc d . 1),„ 7,,,i rya rccolivet Whorl I caught you roiliaug Lyn... Las then a b ate d Iliac, threat. corolla Heverley.latio ?" ening bins that it wise not too late to m ar k h im , 'p m " Ileo of the' men Itabout ere ft I Med inches high, wt.! he wore a short rtie.ml Jacket, of 41 . 10411 eldeUe, striped of the same en. !nor t knee Sweet:beg. recited ; and had windy whither*. The *hotter one wave a Shouting jacket, of a dirty colour 1 short Stewart*. eerie *bora, cal a &s'* Ismit. 114 with flat mem and !woad brim. lie hal dark hair tinder hit chin, was of a fresh colour, and 11441 i snack of a small strawberry w the right aide of the WA.. suer the *y n. Smith hat seen thews twills/ clothe.% line.), hr. IVooiger. the beadle. has made let t utri ge among the tramper* on the Common, and. from the descriti. trim gvort by Smith, ho cannot And that any such persona were on th. 4 Common that night. lie has, however, totvived f u r. *her infornition, rind was yesterday about to proceeil in for. tli , m pursuit. In consequence of the late treelliTetwo, the esaurciswentene have rOilk.red all pereons of onsnicioui charsc. ter from the Common. 'rho district is out of that of the m e . trepolitan pollee, the Commiationers of which have instituted en ',Nulty. CONittSIPTION Or Ortlll.l It IN 4 claims* 4lfetifalltMird." says the Qiefirterly Iterww. " thin we grow lb. poppy in bur Indian territtwirs to poi son sh e people at' China, in moan for a wholvsonto beverage which they prepay'', altsw-3 oselitsively for re." Firm the billowing by Mr. Darla, lair Chief Stiperinterolent of Canton, it appears that Mr' Ingooi laid out by the thinesa as their (vaunt', drug, far r %tweets what they write for their tr.. bripattAi in I nal. .*; ' I ‘. Exports In 183.1. Dol/ary. To* Utbor kirorts I 1,300,A2 20,443.470 The Chinese smuggle ail this opium, 4n41 pay the different, botwera the priro of it mid that of the tea they etport in oilier. iit'VECTA or lettillTNlNti.--• M. !!Aria, of !lam has voinreanleatest to the French Academy of lieiences the trisietkablo growth of a poplar which had teen struck by lightning. It grow in an avaauo toolouginx The lightning broke some of the breech** it the lop, and the fluid run *long the %funk, from the style the bottom the northern rule, without Hissing the hark t went into the ground it the root. and 'impel up two. Igrgo+ nsneeee, each nearly table foot in tile. Th. it.. at that tone measured lively* Whir* in eirculdertnico i and it wee in the month of July that the eir• turnstrtiee occurred. In the following April the trunk hits exactly doubled its sire, while the WWI VlO4O to It had retained the seine girth; noel the sep tinterfi tts st►c;h Ahteratmbee us to foyers its way through the tat:en:re in the herb, ~ , , th u rumm ul l perip)ll f or tbn acrominteietiont at the Illaak t 4 Entflanil elpittet nn thq tJth Inrt. , and WI the Direvtar* roost isle oftme step.. at once either toi ' , mine:: or PI awl, it, tonne euriosity etiitt s 4 10 AIIAI (holt ilegerms, ustmo horn It hit H c,reutitell on the ciliart in .InArtpre yvhcro inforniitiien is us,sily fouled, We , *Weld apprehend that tlio A1 ., ;(/MM 9 .14 1 611 will tlevf ee4..4, eV 11)11111, it II will lin Cif n very sh ,, rt only. It le tenj b, have 1,„„, ; „ un d ur ,h auu ,,gf o n in ilin heal! parlour In els is at one., Ind that renitirleraliiine ibis beery vsy merits fs , rth a n, Hutt tire lir be matte Pest week Ihive ileterinint , il the Diatirtntt St. extend the acentssirsteletinn fte , Ito 114 y. linty afire , tablet. tluro 110 a IMI4 (Nei► againtt the n1,1110,411r lorai from balk will b....me0 due, and ifitrollitoo tech is, addition In the vire*. loom. when they 1110 taken up by the Eat! IniJiit ecraliway. 41 will 5114411 Phu tllsttley intioinyteleat .4 hay aggetsanuo from o w it,,„k. 0 1 14 A :tor. 14%.1inSlId IffniO IPA one. run. 'lowed, it le t.lirl , of the irniewlenco of beta horn 4 "'' .44ll ° ll . 41. et,W41,4413 Invite bowie lei by the ew ""l'Y hoohl. arid unto'. the foralgis evehangee 14114 4 favour. 4144 turn, sense still more nivo 4 uroo will 1151 1.,,7144 to hi th em is ow Wren of thn net inniiin,--)lnfeiey r - aper. " k "it A! 4 1) l':Nlet,1,111 r Nsw dist 1 64 ' "" 4 ""it h 44411,41 0.1 On hnhil. Preach welely, 411 / MU' S b e I 4 611 SO streak t i I 1 " 1 ' 41 ' 01( sei ro.sols foreign roost., enpisci. OM. rwomonly .01'60,4 i n y_ - „ ... :. I . l 4rity 1114 one(Wat iiefairetvit "tw o . %ma te d. h tio) oppoado " 1 „ ;aka774:17 7 7a 1 a adraa " sal "1"IIV 141 ' il "g" i rrV " h " l4l s the nowt! of " L ine ", 6 " at tif lolling, tie 4 4 4 . 1 Kett Fin Serum iivewing.tiein., in the ' , revenue of strae Po MN liro."-eA44,if In title, woo ranply 614411* a .tort 41,4$ 1" - tr* 1441144, even where the gloated firnil.4f.#, ftlhto 4ernellog diatant snit revio,cyfel. emitiei ti ,,, 4 ir e "" 1 11" 14 oloi le summons loot ckghi 444 it 4114sily 44 "" b 9 ,101 A rattan lnw~rd, this 1,441 10i,017 44 , 1 hints 4" 1411 1 164" 4. ftshions domino!, 4 Ifeelt(416111 ttn0404141“111 1 , 411'n711 , 1.1, r.r the y. 1n r 1 14orhiontort r,f rinu men of tho r slay have tholl own Ilrww 44, 1'ha Lon Wolf rivsli hut it the 1141141.1 *tin 1, 441 Icrupl. 41 fvlothg. 1n 414404 01111. I,ll' tim indiqua,e f ,, A At the oleh, or ~ 441/ rit , e4 l4 . 1ite,e41.441.411tt to far.,' her why n ose in I. a, kWIS N. % , rk.. A- rorl site of t eawy night al thu I y(4.4 . dr ys • A ty iss4, Irri over, bat their logootior_y I st Nene" the boohoo( Shy 2ielna thin u 4 of fAtsrw 41 4 , 0ia of. 1 1 1 M ihme4na9to. Irrotottor ,r, Canihri•l , h WIC' Nfrtigfs. titsrit)ir " ri t lir°s(4' " I 's hil4l 40;.1% i• Oftnierrhod torten, f. / 01 1. 4"11 t o ok.- - e " 1 „, 1 6 , 4, Ia VAYIt plural,, h., .1,14.. tt 11111 IffelicHS-tfoalllBl/1, 411411 5.4 optiro tortaly prism! by Ow lleo 10 h MAI, U N , ro b", b. • 'UMW 04 11 0111 y 1.1.1 potoplii the Pap,tsal. liar the adrorsiago of Y tha j "" I *losable e i limat , of Pflollett to, that the r4fllllof his. row, ma g" 11 P I .n Mg 1.1. pp aid! ; for tf bad vottalloo y Hap ,r 0 h , IA stick .so h4tir , r. corn rlpeasokrftly *s k i w ith too milt also it 41 kill orpaspia "• Irv. moroftlie4 'mist s o r ., h . ,71 te .raoy prvi j 1 , 1 r.tctill If tb• who's betwev. to give oar ALM Milky vart'ciet , ' t r .", may hay . ko 1, 7 1. ;;"' L _Selort and thouoth. McNulty:A the „ r sor. ;,_!s_o. or ite irriseriness. 'liar. %Vh,,,5, , . h e f Prot,loor, ray (Quo Si) bo rsys ,cry deb lent 14 h4. Wan 1111 gnica Is rotor 10 114 pounds far rontsphi tram con%itior4b 7 , ler; In 1041,11ty, as wa tt ~f " 4, ri ""; h is letter cirotr.7tiottre may tin mialiareT:hliz44l:l4.l, that the tirinitevuus rut of miniature aura 4,11,,,ar f0 the ,ind or brim ;it ronscepsraily i * . "" 11? ,1, 11fi sharva rOlOllllll Or Ow monitor's; mo o c h rmin the - s ki n , inf i e v e ry mitts'.' untleretan , ht businall he 0 1"6"1 oacaasirn friction it; grinding tirteritoegtore the oittel47l the Anne. 'there are bertfleti this serious abjection, to early 4111:111g, 041 'NW, the obo/11 1 1 101 for thou 4,1 moo,, i nc t,„„,t to opontaiispout farmuntatiln, srbleb geiorostro ?woo, 4noi Ihry, con,,,,„„dy. w ill nr , t so lion: I'o4lll their rohilittort. As Armor, I really sal inilboril to think tb,tt by early rutting a of riak tif sasrathor is inettrrool, A, ill* wheal rotitur,.• to ▪ ti 11 $ 11 4111 hair 1400 411 1114:11111.14.1.."--/bouriwe . - 11a' tl.. PARLIAMENT. /St>.irkeittqw..r 10. The Lett) Co...skEtLe% took las scat on the Wosisitek et the ustost halm The Costomt Vtaict Dill w.t. read a 014,1 Ciao aatl tuvt got. 'no Alueivit Tuns nil went emmnlttre without muesuitoent, att.! Wag °film(' to he read 4 third time to-morrow -;this (140 littliumwi , Suits (Equity) Dill was reisortesl, arts! ordered to be envossetl. The ~htntr (rolrisir) Ireland Dill, the Court et Nlthe quo, (tieuttgn4i) Nil, the Weeterts Auar•li4 NI, the B , :otch (int.! unit Silver PlAte ilia. unit the :4 ,, esster Judi. (Vorh and Ely) lt3l, went throw,th I;omessittee with out pluereimentS. Lortl Jona !Wants. anst others hrotbstht up • Ineonze f ro m ti,e, O s isussens, ro l ii , sting is (roe t!onfervure with the Lords, on the suhjert of the Lis t!iseforenee re. spotting the 14111..1mItnamiv MAIN by the Lord* to the Car purid‘on Art Amen*lment lwrit NH.: I. it Olt meroil tb.t the sesiiere he taken into eensilerution tronsorruw. in nr.ter en artitil time fot msfr hing for l iveoilentst, 44 the CAW W 45 4 sturdier one.— Agro-oil tn. Lord FOI(EY preatniest is petition from the Regalia! rictuullrrs .4 n place in Worcedn'ehiee, cnnyleining of tile hear «holm. Witnos4o4 Bin wont thrninh Committee on the motion a Loft! %V II KNCLIFFE. NEWSPAPER STAMP BILL. The Newspaper Stamp Muir* 11111 war reported, rem, tbittl time. and ressett. The House then arljourneiL 110(13A! OP COMMONS. Atm/yr it). SPRAItEN took the chair at dig usual how. Mr. NI .U! KIN:SON pri:witteni a petition . 4 /twit by Vaosi OOtliber Or manufactiirrvi inters:moil in the, Law a Patents. in favour of hi* 1131 upon the subjvvi. REVENUES Or INDIA. On the motion of Mr. V. SMITH, various returns were ordered connected with the revenue* of belie. Mr. Ill' ME would take that opportunity of asking the Hight Ilan. llatonet apposite (Sir J. Ilohhouse) whether any general aril full account of the revenues of ludo, which wern of much importance, would he lain before the Ileum in the. costung year. if he then held the ethic he at present did. Ile (Mr. flume) was aware that any account moved fur would be laid en the table, but a general account would be so much snort, *Mir. rsetory. that he could not see how it lied not been laid be fore thn lls,ua, hotote that time. Sir J. 1101111013 SE said some accounts, and thole inv. portent mica, hid been laid before the 'louse. If he filled the office he hail the honour to do DOW nest Sessioo, he want.' have some conversation with the Hon. Member on the subject ; and if a general account would be teeny useful and noceimary, lie did not set/ dint ho would 114411 any ob. jection to its bring laid tin the table. Mr. HUMP. gave notice that to.morrnw, on the motion that the Speaker do lease the chair, on the 'louse going into Cortunittce on the Church Bill, he would move es an ilinenthlterit, that no person holding any dignity, or office, or benefice in the Church, shall aecept any other dignity. Ace. or hallitiCO whatever. Ile *wild feel it his duty to ' A k a the int.e of the House upon his amendment. The I'n it 11111 weut through Committee, Mr. It. `'user in the ('hair. COMNIMTS. 01' SUPPLY. Lord J. ItIiSSIMI. moved that the !louse resolve itself into a Committee of Supply. Mr. MACKINNON sent to, I I .14,. —en endeavouring to bring on the Patent lliH Gtr many weeks, and that heing Wednesd a y lie thought he ought to have leave to go .- thsvonititott had all the other days. lie 1444 tahllle 101 his side (the Oppesition !tenches were empty). Anil must threw himtelf mercy of the Noble Lord. Lord 301 IN Itt SSLI.I. thought at this advanced Pee tied of the Session that it would nut bo advanta» germs to discuss 11111* which stuost for a second towl ine. Ile thought it more necessary to take a Committees of Supply. and those Mlle of the Government which pressed in preference to such Belle as that of the lion. Member. if the ineasure Were brought forward, he should feel it his duty to propose that it should be read that day three month*. MOIACKINNON tent that his only ob i eet was to wake a few observation* relative to the NIL to propose its second reading, and that then no further ilistivivion should take place. Mt. v. Tslom NON thought it would not he saris. ehle, merely fur the purpose of giving the lion. Member the opportunity asked. to delay the time of the I 101440. If the lion. tientleitt4st wi•hesi to receive the geoctioo of the House fur the principle of a l'atiost hill he could have no 011+10600, haeaom every 11041 y 1111141 he aware that it was Mat 114404 to make some alteration in thaw laws. If the floe. Member would take his /advice he would withdraw the filth for the present. in order that such alter*. tins :might be made Si appeared desirable, after ronsulta. two with perielti is the country. - Mr. Nl.kt; KINNON wag only anxious to mention the subject tor the 4atithsetion of many perwma who felt a great interrik on the point. Mr. MORRISON thought that th , , hatter mine would be to withdraw the Kit for the preaent, and introduces k again in another *easier). Lord J. itIiSSEI.L. aid it lA. !IMO fieftir%ble that the !louse should go on with the Committee of Supply t owl he trustee!. therefore. the Hon. *pother would postposo this stiliitet till next som'iots. M r . NI ACK INNON would tithe *neither ntwortunity of bringing the subject beton the linfloe.—( 1)/. WRI NCI iefitied to coal the 'disowns or this ilous• to a subject of whit It he h.s.t given notice. Its, woulil occupy the Minor h o t 4 very short time. Mr. NIACKINNELS4 apraleJ to the Ileum whether it wee fait to allow the ilon. Mambo', for kilfiferito..k 1114k0 a iltii4olllVfte. when he (Mr. .1.64 , 111t111011) 64.1 Seen l irr+ vented front fining so. 1/0 , . 111/WittNG tows orniftat rriej nf Choir, gni! toilet." Ito ho4I given notien OW On thA motion that the Spookot flu limy. 111* choir, ha wuulml rAll eh., Attention of tho !lonia to a I,}trt roomlarahlo intataqt, th. NM; thrOittOlit 0 7.01)04, Otock boil horn sitante.l t#, Scotch thatch, oo otlya*hirk on tha ni.tterialo nval in 64 rirmitruceion of *botches. It i1m 0 i,;414,1 to, hint th.lt th, s e grisiiti hog! Leon Innila without any 61/41 sothovity. Ntr. NIACKIN NON optitiala4l to th* Choir, whAhat ho hail not pfOro4ll4llsCo rf ony teidoinont w.to Or. 11t ) 1 S It! Yti 41k thn goeoion to-tnnrrow. Mr. litft:Kl NW( wt4ltell to know whether tho Otat.tis of Ow Day rronhi be ptoreonlefl with onetwoOrely Mt. I'. 11.11tr.Sti rail Oink shay *mail bo cskcn in oh conic.° 4a they 't► ot! on the paper. coNtirrnii: or suitri.v. On the motion of Mr. V. HARlNtittielfOose res , ,tv.,l itself into 4 COMOit WO of Supply, Mr. H. Srussr i» the A snug ed 31,0001. w voteit ro t Anil S.wrce Surto les*. 1104.47ei1, for Slothmary. Printing, Av. 8,0001, fur Mot i'rootrutoots4. 10,000/. for 1.4 w Ch4rl,is. 57.4u0/. far ILK TINUSIT4/1,11;m 1 ft( Couricia to llrrinu.l4. 21,2001. rot SW IronAportitlion of (:ortvicti to Now South %111`444,4„ ;:it,i/1/0/. (sir tits Stoppnri of C4littsreit Yr tr.'''. ii,M)O/. annii.sl Comos•nistioin to Sic A. If, King, his Nlsjinity'S St4lllNicf 1 ,,t 1rv1,44,1. 11,11) 4 )4 fur 11 ~0010441-49.141. Aft.. ...: 41 . 00 V 1 , ior tlio Erection of Selsnot-hooses in Eillen , l. 41) ..LUIti, 1,, Ifssi.sing ll.irristors. , Mr, YOUNG hoogitcol to knew whithes thi s gran t i n . ' trot the 41 0 704r4 1144 in the liesioinN Il d w r ke s ,,,,? NI , . lIA 141140 replied in the stlirin,stive. 'rho suits W 44 then agreed tn. 40,01104 In 414147 nne kilf the, esperrosi of crimi44l pro. Nvotioosi rot,' ling of tho county r tl.r t. 14 r. 11 10%11... illoptcclit this 4 very improper r h ance ,,, i s Wft " I ' l H l l , l , llvinwa In p4y isw.sy money. ~,,, 4 , 10rh *5,. 1 414".'" """ti 1 .4.1 n4v control. It wee o Sufi of pu4rnovutkini, or lop • to tits 14n4 ion nor.. Il yrer a suns of Plii,m4ll. ft " , 1 ":1" 4 " 1 . MO annsher 51),1)(x)1, awl lis Mr. if ( __none) lemi“, 1 . 4 11/1.141 to know iicHiry whit pritwilihn it Vllll Mille? 41'. 11 1 4 /__ 111 : 44 / 114,1 tits pin., ii4s 51.0 !win, is $Ol4ll &el Miele:'l, ""'i l'"'w. snot the tooro r rnittrio 1.4,1 rnenttlffl44 l l4tl "I Mlle liftbns 5h641.1 6 " 61.4 nsfoorrost trims tlin county-rotes rl,:l'eeli•hi:-.ll7ittlirl'infl'"*F..l46nwnry'll"(4.4:::Tinnytinywn::; ve g n it o pois rel i g . ,_ l4 ll l ll 4i i Iri . i , r ., i , iiss,sore of the sots 114... 4 twi, esiloscool flors ili.ineri, ii, to,ortml. ises t pions( 0.44 theft, vv 4 4 vofficieltl rout,,, ~,,,,vm,..1 oven , this osino.,i. il ii ,,t,..,. ~ It,. ...linty p .„) fin , h .1( of 111...14.4"...1tente ilt.s4 nt,44144 ho, ns otc•I onliicient f 4 P.b... , k tin Ih. Fton.l. Mr. U r m s: 14„,41,‘ a thorn 4 , 44 4 prirwiple for viyi,.4 kat', (lists on4lit to ha is ponsripin I nt 1,741 ells whoi,,, In Sentliitirt, they p4sl ell the espeosso, 6 4 , 1% ., ih ,,, i, ,, niip. .tr,..,, , , ciinilncts.l ell the prosio.:iisioris. h ~,,, 4 ,,,, ,, , rto, Ow 4 i., V ern/noir' to rotno 1 , , some tlntionn ',pug 16 „o rrt. Mr, - WI I. KS, OP we onsicrestofr!._ _o ‘ korritsil to, the l i i.„ l. After 4 few praftli . 641 . 11 $l . l. _llll, IE. J, 1111:4SE 1.14 throted ot , * vo. lie rocr•ctitnr stinsild ha 11441 in oil thesis M r F. yott Nil thonilht tio It whoa the ittn i s r . in is C o mmittee or Stipply it w 44 ch.' propel s w ,. ito4 ,"" 4, them tobjertt. Thn Wili!ore (of N 1 , 4146 101 filooo recoiled time thoi poor eVei sera 1 , 44 t,y thn rend p c ,, i , s , ly thn comity . hn thooliht Ow Outrage tot' 'twin proono. 4 . Innis might In Ira_ it ild wi t or the ien wrol tool. Ati1,10N111( ilrfuoll that the cinlnty r Ito* wren irtritiohool its thn poor ?stet. It w i s trine that or soffits In• ft411 , ..4 the pm), roar, ictiot ihs ro, u nty r is ks. "tern collected 11 , 04 , ilier, !ma *lot airy ',Tree.. w400 . 41111hU.w ; gostettelli ' N THE LON IMN, CRSD.I V, AUGUST li, 1-16. *peaking there were different collectors for r,seh. I hotourity te, 0 would e/aln assert , was no part of lb. poor Mo. Mr. tt a ill NSON toid, a .t a shiportitqr by could ***ore th He c th at i n some Nth ~ vins ship, were 01 51 1 .7t 1 to cooflihnt to the poor Peet. It *as A '0044 error to sup \ ! look Ow the lend peihi the whoto of there rate*. Mr. HUME said there licensed to be greet ignorance on this stihject.—(Liughter.) flowerer, ho flitl not think ti,, , re wmi one county in Englutiti where them woo rooster roltreirst under the ilennminutinti 4 a touttly tatc.—The grant was titre ntwetti ti. A ttnt of 1M,700/. Mai diets granted for the CIVII COti• tingeneies. DANISII CLAIMS. Mr. V. II.IItING moved .that * soot of 78.144)4 he gusnir.l for compensation to the person, who too propert, I/enrotrk its It+o7. Mr. G. F. wished to know whether those shipowners' case which hill lately been tlisrometl Awl de c'eletl against them by * very 'mall mAjwity wugW yet 6 Mikes, min enntoleration by the Chancellor of the Ex eft,npler. Their case ite very well worthy of the best roosoletation. The of the I:Xl'ilEgri:lt saidl nothing{ haft occurred an the of sieve, to alter the cony ietio n which his duty hail imposed 'upon him. Ile r " 4. "ItNI "we he could not give a ready sequiesernee to th"r eLiirni, and he wished it to ho known that it was merely fro m 4 sense of duty that he resisteillhenii and not front nn want of consid era ti on f or th e c l a i man t * . Ito was arrAill of fsetting a precedent *WA would bo dangerous to the country. 'rho sum of il,ooo/. bail been refused simply on the ground of publie duty. Mr. F. YOU YO , although he hail come to a (life ferent ronclosion from the ltilht lion. Gentleman, was satistiril that ho (the Chancellor of the Esehequer) was actuated by no other motive than his sense of public fluty. Mr. 11.(►11INSt)N had bed a great steal of converse then with lb. panne' interested in these claims, and had never !inert! attrilniteil to the !tight lion. Gentleman (the Chancellor of the Evehequer) any other motive for his re. Neal to acquiesce In thee. claims, but hi* sense of public duty. 'Chars was no difference of opinion on this point. It was, however, his duty to say, that he WAS or opi. Mon that the Cheocellor of the Exchequer had come In an erroneous decision. Th. only complaint he knew of was, that this matter had been refereed to the law officers of the Crown on a technical ground. • It was well known that if a question were referred peculiarly on technical grounds, that unless there was so strong a raile made out as to leave no doubt, the law officers of the (*town would give an adverse opinion. Th. questio n ought never to have been referred to thy law ntilevril. It was a question of eqiiity, end fell peculiarly within the p ro . vines of the raccutive Government to decide. %% hen he remembered that many other claims had been equally pertinaciously resisted for a lung time, but were el tomer& acquiesced in, be might be excused fur expressing a hope that, notwithstanding the great dieeourageme n t in the speech which the Right lion. (ientleman (the Ch an . yeller of the EtchPipaer) hail just mule, those elaia M would in the ens. be liquidated, if on a future occasion the claim ants would 107 able to prove to the satisfaction of the vernmeiit that their cleinit were founded in justice„—{ !t ear .) Dr. It(t Wit 1 .aid that 3t) year. had clap eeil 6 o r ore the Government would admit the two first clam., o r claimants. lie heti never been able to sbsenv.r any tinetion that esisted between the raw,* of those who I le a suffered from their property Lein: confiscated at see, or otherwise. lie hail no doubt but that in the end the claims of these perrticssvonkl he admitted. Mr. iturr bait comaderrii it very probelils e there having been only 59 who voted against the claims on t h e last Occasion, when the subject was brought and 151, of these 'wing Members of the tinverninent, that the Chancellor of the Exchequer would re:insider those claims just, and that he would have included them i n t h e Estimates. .Ifter having delaverate.l7 the state ments that hail been inalle. he ennei4kred they* had been the greatest violation of a treaty, with respe c t to t h ose claim., that hail ever disgraces l a civilised matey, ( I leaf, hair.) Mr. HAINES said there were a manlier of claimants called after tinse—claimants whose eases h. thought de served consideration. Their claims bad not been sent in eltectly on the slay on which they ought to have Iser e , , n 4 were therefore citcluileil from the hen..fit of proving their rhinos. Mmy persons who hail not sent in their claim. within the proper time were persons labouring uniter mental prialur,eil, in some degree, by circumstances aria. ing out of the poverty in which thus tramosetion had places! Omni. If any thing could he done for those sufferers, either at this of at any future time, it would hr an art of substantial justice nn the part of this nation, and he thought he was riot asking for much in endeavouring to pre.* on the Goverisincitt the consinleration of those claims. CIIANCEI.I.OIt of the fiXCIII:QI4:It said that he would implore into the faits of the case a but where parties made donna they must be regulated by tome defined rules. Yew with respect to these particular elainsanta, what were the facts ?—Why, the time hail been doubly Pa tristic' fur making the claim., and, therefore, if after that the parties had neglected to pat in their claims, they could not complain of any hardship toward,* them. Ile would not dispose of the case till he had inquired into the Mr. Ili/ ME thought the Chancellor of the Exeherret ought to recollect when he spoke of die notice having been given, that the parties had come forward for thirty yeare. and hail not been enabled to obtain justice. Ile could prodere nemberless eases where th•• parties hail given up their claims as hopeless. Snell Being the ease, he thought the tiovernrisent ought not to hold by that strict rule whieh had been laid down. Ile did not Mania the present tioveritinent, but he lilarri..l that which ,re. it. who hail agoan.lete.l t we l ve humireil thousand pound. lu a most iisiproper manner. lie thought Itelormeil l'arliainent ought to see that justice was to all, lie was en sem, Cs any man to save the public l os r lie never w wwhi allow gross injusl re tobeentninitteil. If it had not been for those Memhers attached to the Tres. story penal. the Metter would have been deckled differently. -Allem , . hear.) Ile regretted that the Ilea. Member for the Tosser Ilantlets wets not present. as he trfOlerstor4l that he intended to bring tire/mil his motion again. 'li,e I !li4neellor ot the Exchequer rag! there claim* only amounted to nikriesit, hist he (Mr. Hume) asserted 0141 they were nearer glektsuri. The lapse of tin., ought to be no area. ment unit jolt claims i anil if the presont House of Connotes* dal not aenede to them, another Weer would. Mr. t:WAR't would feel it his duty to support any foe tore proposition which the lion. Member for the Timer ilariblets woohl make epee the sobjeet. Knott. for the Relief of the thruway' Poles in I:flitted. Mr. I: regretted that this grant essati not he in. eremite,. It was highly orrshtahla I. the eisurstry, that white despotic power eat driving ie , r1V1 , 14411 from their own country, in England they would be sure to find pro. icetion anal 494404neff. Mr. IIAW}:S hoped the trlnt woultl not b. cosines! ettelosivoly to persons of the I h hat.ors. I.onl `Cr r. WART Malt glasi to fins! 1641 no obtssiors 11 4 4 twists ?nail., to the grant by any Hon. Nfrrn r, entail ni4lt• no nhk4etion to the propos eitiou of thn Hurt. Ntenstoq fur Lambeth in ►rii•'re other forripson, but 4pilopti4ting any of the present grant, whirls sae really too circumscribed alrriuly, wits p. 01 44 their bangle Into this puelsets of the roles. 1)r. 111) Wlt 1 Nti thought win.+ provision shun/ I ho nubile fur the forrigisA, drivers by political v . ,• to .reh an asylum in England. 11r. EW A ItT rontrodsd that the prevent grant ( . 0 , 1 41 not he spin'opriltrot to soy hot rola*. Mr. Itlnits)4()N dirt not otsjaot tis it, h q s h, h 4 1 , 0,1 they virtu not boating up fit rerruits.-1 laugh.) tniitiiits woe then 4411'0411•1 lo e oool. to provost* a Miran Comenttniattion with 1n414 4 , Mr. YOUNG thatl4he tho torn *44 11 e,.,. grette4 that the fioversonorst 1,441 not tOtrto.l 1 1 4 i st. nl io n to tho praetiernhtlity of effeettrig * 'peaty Strom I *sransessitedi• lion with litilos hr the (!epw or t;oosl Str (% 114)111101JSK 1441,41,1 0414441,44441 to 0410 tho 4 .„ %* is. of O m fiffilstiosiol etponws *hot lota horn inoorrasl. It fool 4414.141 in eon4efitioneo of thy. f oot v o i s l e hh 4,447 $1441 but °central in riling the roasels from tho road of syris. 'Cho portoverenett of Colonel Chesney host overran., All tics olmteo.lo* which, 101 *44 s.ary to *Ay, 1444 barn thrown it, his 44 3 y by thn 1' 4 044 of Egypt i hut ears ofter ths*, the authority of the Sultan 4441 not giro 11414 awl 4144 , 414 , 4(44 11144 164441 barn everted. 'not lettierittOnot of oil this waa„ that logical of I . 4slonel 'hesnry being onto to sot soil in J 11440. It v 144 rot till Septet:floss% thot the Loiter 4,44441 woo 1418f1eb441, sal in eattoorittettrit of o ttwet Otiolltidrit from thu 1114141 rotlttoritimi he was unable to pot initrthwr tho small/ vesool. whieh 434 horn *into nolotto. l'OclY h.s, 1111 thy This of Mark in the prawn' yoor, lvtiro tieVO tho nai l /shoo. lioisortsmooll woi not preview! with a litge ofhlition, but in consider*. lion of the etteviee, *O4l the great inspottanee to the nAtioti tho iorernstsent that ;night ho ouportoil from this prilitissn„ they hal thought it right to apply 14 I) o l, 4 nsent Fir Ott itsltlitionol graft. The I )44 of u 4144 of tho yawl* wn a l s i i n s t w a in &rat diminish *is mouth* the so. Ison4** of the expalitioo. 111 1'0..14 454444.1 144 HMS. ()fob. 4 6.0411 thett lieuv , l9lltent 1401 psi I ger it satelitiou to the lOttret of 'trim 04 , 0101;011 Wilk /*Spool to 14,11 t. M. I I UCKINII defiwir•liivoaccsnl• Slr, lIUMK haul stated that her hart no Plies:lion to ' 491 0 )00 4 of thrs publot rsioney being applie4l too seientillf. " , 100fition , lost, *1 1140 sane tiesse, ha we* seti4ll•4l from " .4 4 w 1 ha kii" of the ports, thot the flovernotent wool.' not b " to &pito' ~ n them 44 44 fig it4ibilit fet rsoas. lor "retail 4,ltul4iS 144-4, that the Ito4ol of Cootr.4 5h,,,141 41,44141 it cort,On Itsielthof of 4146,1411546 Who Stroolit. 44 toms Of the foram dial conk , los 01,t410051, or 44 ofoo 44 1104441 ml i'hewsiny re. "4.4t4t1114 ♦ 1(11 tsopory sot., all 100 ( * eta, to 4.14;1114411 what the real difficulties were. stud *hat the espense nottlsl be. ao,nool. or 100,009 i. was nothing to a ronstnetelal eettntry like slion canvas:a with the benefits that atotilit rreillt frutu elloh a thel‘tire being carried into effect. After a few otivervations from Eir J. C. 11010110010, Mr. dote r.lnd Mr. liw.s at, the rata was agreed to. 1,910/. to ilefrly the Establishment in the 'stool of 114144 t p 4. Mr. IWO ail not rim, In Make *fry ohj,ctittri In this vote, but he hoped that on an early day nest Session a Coal. mitre* wools! 1/4, appointed to investigate the subject. The r.. 411 aid of the Cokniial Governments was, that they were too touch under the induence of the Govornlnent of Down ing-street. It witt a great niisfortune that they should have to pay the expense* of all the Colonies. and Oat not one of Virus was satistiell—tbat they were all full of romplaints, and some of them its a complete state of rebellion, owing to hail liovernment. They oir;ht to have a robs. nial loulget as well as an Indian bodges, and a I'orTUD4ttN7 *night to In appointed to we whether any and what retitle. tie,l could he made. lie washed to remind the lion. Ilan. (the tinder Secretary for the Colonies) that he had sug gested to him the pruptiety of adopting some means of informing that Ileum of every Colonial appointment that took Here before the parties appointed left England. What Le recommenalcil them to tie was to stop the supplies when they were backward in giving information.—((:heers.) Sir 614()ItGE fiIIEV mark a few observations which were totally inaudible in the gallery. The CIL% I ItNI.IN then put the question that a sum not exceeding SAW.. should he granted to hi. Majesty for the purpose of defraying the Civil Staff of the Colonies. Mr. 'WNW trusted that the same course would be `adopted with respect to the Colonies that had been pursues' in this country. Mir J. C. sionm)usr. 141.1 it was necessary that this grant should he laid before Parliament. Afire remarks from Mr. YOU NU sad Mr. Will N. SO4:s the vote WWI tweed to. . _ 3,3001. to it-fray the cord rh4rges or Prince Ethvartro 1114n11. Mr. lIIIME thoo 4 ht the system of paying money for thr ilupport of the Cohmiwi was most improper. The •um of 10.9 0 )51. was then Iffiteti fur the payment of the Stare Prevention &Wet:mote on the western coast of Africa. Mr. 11A RING then more► that the sum of 11,1101. be gralitcil for the payment of the Ecclesiastical Establishments of the North American ('olonies. Mr. 11U N 11:. thought that this was an instance of the libe rality with whirls this country threw awe) nione).—( 'tear.). Mr. ROBINSON did not think that the British Parliament would grudge ibis sum fur the dissemination of the Christian religion. Dr. 110 W RING said the Protestant Dissenting rti4e• hlishatents were better supported by voluntary contributions than by any aid the Mums could afford. Mr. Cr. F. YOU NG wishes! to know how the Govern ment, after granting a sum of .50.000/. the other night to the Protestant Dissenters of Ireland. could oppose the pre sent rote? Mr. 11U111: has! always protested against this vote, siol he hoped the country wnuW WOW ha 'shared front this most improper capon's,. 'Cho vista W then Milted .% vote of 7,37141. Is. wis torn propos...l (ur the Civil EstAtilishamatla al South Atiatralks. Mr. HUME objected to the vote. Mr. NIACRINNON defended the vote, which wee gran! to after some observations from Sir I i. 1 it', y and the Chancellor of the &chapter. Th. CHAIRMAN then put the question ) Lim a *UM or 'O,OOOl. he grental to hit %jetty. to &tray the rtpentet of the Indian Department of rpper and Loner Canada. Mr. 1.1i.11/1: It to , ' it h a il heart c l ear ly proved b e r nre the Committee on:colonial Anil military espenditurn that this atiablithment was a mere sinecure. Ile liopeil it oath! be gradually ilia or~tiuued. so es. GHIA tail that in a few year. at furthest the establishment would be thecontinueil. The vote was then agreed to, as was also a grant of 1t1,M7/. for the salaries of the governors, lieutenant-go• reran's, and others in his Majesty's West Irish,* colonies. 'llte nest vote proposed wee Ott.V, to defray the es penal of the civil establishment of Ileliguland. Agreed to. A vole of IMMO/. to defray the charge of salaries and snowiness* to the special justices appointed in purloiner of the Act fur the abolition of slavery throughout the Bri tish colonies was aka tweed to. On • into being proposed to defray snob es pouses as might be incurred in aiding the locust legislatures in providing for the relittous and mural instruction of the em4netirestsci negro popes Costs, Sir GEOlttlE, fi REV, in answer to a question from Mr. Olathe Lushington, stilted, that the former grout of 21).0004 fur promoting the religious in.l moral instruction of the negro populAtiest haul been equally distributed bee tweets those who taught *et:mobil to the doctrine* of the Establishes! Church, and thaw connected with the Dissent ing community of this country and all the information he haul received upon the suhjert liOn to believe that the principle ins w hi c h the distribution Was made 1411 year 114 , 1 igiv on entire satisfaction. 'Fhe rote was thou scrod to. as were also the following I ,P 47 11. to defray the sol•rir s of nine *gents fur easegretino. 1,900/. in aid of tho espouses of the civil government of Nora Seotit. *sow/. to defray the expenses of the civil and military establishment of St. lielerui. Oti the vote that 7:1;2501. be granted to defray the "barite fur salaries anti C111)00604 of the two [louses of Par dement, anti of allowance* to retire.l Offireft of the two !looms for the year Imas, and to the 3lsB Match, 1837. 6 14 pit, Mr. HAWES begged to call the attention of the Chan. cellar of ilia Eicheque, to a suggestion made by the Com mittee appointed respecting the new noise«. of l'srilarnent, as to the necessity of some alteration tieing merle in the preve n t Muse of during the recces, in order to obviate ton very greet ineoriversienims now exprieneril. *mow from the want of better ventilation of the !louse, Mal a better conveyance of ansinsl. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCIIEQVER would not loose eight oldie matter during the term*. Mt. W 1.1°: Y said that the present (louse was in every respect holly construeied I lin.l the health ur Members insist m aterially suffer by it. ge rt,nirmrnti Of the interior of the (louse were also very obyeetionable. 'nut table at which the clerks sat was place.' at the es• hence oral of the Howie, twat the Speekerie t;lsair. This tektite it necessary for his Ilejeet7's Ministers and the psi*. ripe) speakers on the Oppoeitnin benches to take their see. at that port of the Howie. He saw no good reason shy the tahle should not be placed in the centre of the House , the Treasury ant Opisovition Iverwhies conk' then he placed there. The llon. Member then pointed out the very iticoisreitient sit...stool in which the reporters griller, 114. plaeed. Ile hart himself been in the reporters gallery. and lied fottail lt iirspiceeihle to hear a smile word of what was spoken b' the Speaker himself. Mr. IttlelkiNtillAll also spoke of the soortesity of olfotiling hotter isecommosisition to the reporters, and soul that before the Mum could justly take cognisance of the report. of their praoemlings they ought to Rot rid of the triton that It Wee a litellteh 0( privacy to give any report of them at all. With rraret to the constructive* of the !louse, he hail thie tilmervstion to make. lion. Oenthrtnen appeared to think that the principle of *rowdies its its sp. rlicatton to atchii .er-Ure was MA well 440/000.1. Now, It was a well-known fart, that horn the time of the tlr..eiarie down to the present .tty all t , " 41 0 , theatres 4 ' l heliklinge, with the eseeption of the 110.i.e. of Parliewient of tireat Ilritelts, were built PR the 1110MiCifellto prierlple. An Ilse. Mittman— , llot in that cam they spook hum one point. Mr. ItllCKlNtfliAll -True t hut lie lid known persists stet up Is the body of the theatre and speak. cant Were ilistiantly hoard. Th.. was the arse st the itoysi In. solution, Albolostle-street y the Lreolon Instanter*, Vie*. ht i rriert , Sre t and in *Wino all the public and lit e rary hp& lotion* 04 tlko country, Itt 111 N l i ptostil a censure on all the reporters no a ll t h o morooo g port., ark,l stated that in Ertirww, glum, soil Spain atithertesol reports of the .leistes were v o i h a biril. Ile hope., the whole soltieet would be brought iserfore the !loot* by ).$4 l lon. Friend the Member for 114- di c er", so that they no , ,,tht .0...0rd a full repot to( their pro. eeia tirige. lie should look with great corioeity for ilia re riod of this illornssinn tii-inuirrum.- •4 l a ti s h ) The CIIANCEI.I.OIt of the I:Xl:llEkiCElLassisste.l the Cons:suttee that there amok! be sse twee,. on the port o f (iererninent to obtain the nterstory ;nforntatiots as to the tenustimestohty tif altering the prowl's' liesm. sad as to the .411" 1 " 16 of viek alteration. With respect to the !eat obeetvittion of the ti o (us kilosArniek. he hopel the It svoishl ant he 1,..1 4/4 , b y it. li e ~,,4.1,4 0 ,1 thit (Dr 1140140!(, he 1,0 4 , I tetreCti y 646t/illllOl with things as they t wet s,. it was all very well or gentlemen to talk *(iet...et ing their proceedings I I n d i f all this goes of roolereotiors w ere pot into typo to-nsisans, what+. aid of .641 clam. the none *soul laite, Weithl be the rasing , I *- 4 I leer. soul l a ughter.) Ile was perf ec tly 44 4,40.1 that the sreporters would continue to nee. as they , haul hiding% titian. that erri."" wh.rh h'lengiel to them in a plotter cower. i s con. vriing to the yobbo sll tikk.. 10(HittS awe in eshieh the poishe ea* molt Itltaire 01.0, that th e Ch a ncellor of the Earlsopter might .P 44 / 4 45 he please.! about the iiiiinuartirability of sit,. eying into effeet arty plan Oil' g iving a f u ll report of their taueee.litt.i• i but they Lail the ettperienee of Delirium soil I'tgotett to show th4t st moist be Juno. The eIIANTELI.ttIi of the EXClliEtatiliK—Hase missy heists do they sit ? Mr. 11l ,11'..—/Istt or eta I hut that 44 sot follow, fat if they bit ten or eleven hoOrt. all matters of inportaare were reporteel. It was not hater4.4ry that every word ah 041.1 6 , 1 trpotte4 that was seed 1 bet the reporter' in those countries sat is 4 situatiors whirr they mull hear, and no f set of importation occurred which was not reported. The lion. Member then cernplainea thst after a ecrta;n hour the newspaper reoorts Awe!. •t stet t!rit « the other order* e t th e iL l y were then tf.iposcit ol." tett th e i r cue d' s . teen's W believe that tho parsed an 'kite life and liatl no- V.linit to Jo, whereat All the;r per,on.st ti,tpt i v, s weft tr porte,l to the very word, as if they were a nv-ro aasegibly of brawlers. Matters h 441 arritett at Ova, pitch that be thought is lemma the ilosse to ilsre an .. ; , se 4 i t , owe and early in the nett eceston he would Liose f or a C a m. miteee with t h e v i ew o f secant wiisthlr this cowls! not be Joao. Colonel SIIIIIIOIII' Liou,;_t .; t was no etas atteampesas to disguise the fact, that all this ded.sru,stioo was a mere tirade aglittst the reporters. ()f all men in the worts! the lion. Member .G'sr luisl the least reason to com plain, for ha was pretty well reported. if any min was. If the reports of the lion. Meniber's speeches far the present ses.i4m Iva( be put twisther, he was quite smears wisilil measure at least a mile in knth.—(w Oh r f rom m r . n ow .) W e ll t if they *until 11.1.0 messarell more than a male. he 'sould takes upon himielf to say that (ha rest was nitt worth reportiox.—( lies, , hear. soil Lsozhter.) Mr. ROBINSON .441, if the Ilusise Awl an sushi). nest reporter, they must hare an authorises! newspaper toot for he would take upon himself to say that no need. paper in the metropolis, if it hoped to hare any sal, at all. walla ever Gad it worth its w 6 to report all that paeseil in that lloos..—( hirer, hear.) Sir Koncia INGLIS milled the Attention of the hio .l l n se i t i o ur t i. he Nl7:% e rtiTt -un th:::t e a nc e e n of esi ti rirc li t earT y In; lobty ou;ht to be erected. _ _ _ "rh. CIIANCILLORof the EXCIIEQU E R tlionht the subject bail much Letter be dropped, inastwieh as DO alter-41'mo in the Mouse of Comm**. could possibly be or. tiered in a Committee of Supply.—( hear. boar.) After a few words 'runs Sir FREMANTLE. Mr. AG LION 111 expressed his opinion that the clerks who took the divisions should receive some remuneration for that duty. Mr. F. R.% It ING replied that there was no ?mita vote for this instim44% but that fie (inlrcfnment could hat, no objection to their ft-ceiling a fair renstmetetua. There was a balance of 3,94.3)4 in hand over and alms, the ex. prows of the Ifouse, and perhaps the House wools! not object to the remuneration cm:airi l y out of that fund. The vote was then avrett to. The neat vote Weis the postponed 0110 of 34,001 , 1„ fur the R PCO ell (Mee. De. BOW RING was proes-.liog to enter iota a length ened statement of the expenso of the Keened Coamainsiek when he was called to order, and sit down. Afte♦ a short conversation the %lige was agreed to. 3.9811. was voted fur the expense of the State-pew Offie.. On the mot:on that the sum of 6,497/. be granted (or completing the repairs of Buckingham Palace. Colonel Sl 110 It I' wished to know whether this nook' he the *Wit amount tvgaited fur the completion of this building. 'The CHANCELLOR of the EXCIIEtjUi:It vlrrtol, that the repairs of Rockingham Palace were not the act of Earl Grey's acreernin.nt, but hail long pre. viously been commenced by the preceiling The present tlovernment cortsitl.r..l themselves responsible for the completion of the repairs of this Pala.... but for nothing more. lie h 4.1 no hesitation in saying that he !hotted that there hail been a most unwise •spetulitura of the public money on Buckingham l'eLsee, an4l he believed that for ball the sum spent on that btsil.ltrig an ',Wire much better aslapteil fir the stecommoilation of the Sovereign could line been crested.--( Ileac. hear.) Ile believetl all that was required for the furniture of the Palace had been voted, but a portion of this rote was requited for gates and other things of the kind. W A HU It OS arred with the Gallant Colonel in ilesignatinz the rrpeirs of Buckingham Pa lace u a pt.. Mr. II l!)11.1 w.ss intone to know whether St. James's Pal.Sre way to be MAIM *Mt.! 441 well as IItIekINILAWI House. Mr. F.W.111 . 1* ohtervell that some wouhl he requisite for the aerommoilatem of the Parliament during the erection of the two new Houses , he wotili sunest that St. Jarbee'S Palace was well ealptesi for that purpose. the vote was then agree.' to. (he the motion that {O)/. h R raute.l (0r etkilll/14 alters tinny in the gallery of the Muse with the view to the P 1144400 of ladies, Earl of LINCOLN oliecteel to the vote. eIIANCIRLLOIL of she EXCIIEQUEit stated that the (orrusnient weehl slot kayo orkgbintoll • tole of the kind. but the flout* hod already maw to the deternsig. nmon of setting 4 partial" of the f 411er y ripen fur latl es. i ie it ttl voted s t xmnall time proposits.o. but halms found him. 001 in • nu/unity. he had irk it hit duty to eubeatt an eats litatat of the espetgws of the proposeet alteration to the !lone.. sod it /441e.i wltls the rointrott , e to do gegth it 4s it pleased. Neither the a: lt urnent• urged 41 the time, not the laltaielliaal redeition he hag! gotta to the nt %wt. had induced WS to COaClit is the propriitioo. Mr. EIit..SIIFIELD thought that the knowledge that tithe, were present would trod to prevent the tettimece of that want of courtesy which was occasionally ananifrited during discurtiona in that Ilowie.—(llear, hear.) Ile honed the Committee to recollect that the proposition bad twice been agreed to by the House, and althuulh the Nohle Lord the Secretary for the Mune IN-pa:talent on both occasion* oppoiril is, yet on Its being carnet! stated that, notwithitenaing tbo opsoloo he rotettAine.l on the sub ject, he felt bnumi to early mato rNeet the desire of the llouso. The only regret that Le felt on the subject was tl.e stuAllnets of the estimate. as be dal not think that sufficient ttertnnntoglatton (.004 be &Moiled for such a seta as 4tuf. !louse of Lords on this subject 64.1 tat imatopla which should be foflowesi. Mr. EAV AHT should like to know whether any lion. Gentleman ever obeerled any evil or 'weeny enience result in the rhaniAer of Depitties.to Emote. in runte lo e nte of ladies being being adiutted to host the debates. Mr. Took' t: tipitied that the presence of ladies in the House would be prod,ieti‘o of routolernble ineonictiserwe, Lash 1..004 interfere with the .to- rarity of the prlccr.L. initt of the House. Mr. P. ii()%irAitu ob t u tot to i n y o ki nt t h o w art of 1144 country 'ert active political parttsartsistp. Mr. POTTER wallah, tuvrtetrit tha progwitatp,n. Mr. I'. TI11)1481)N. 10,ng b.hr c ru „. „,1 m kt gimi i h„ 4 1.1 star the time ante on th.a at on $ f)tnttr airantst the very alitnr,l propnattion 1134 befor• the !Lute. Lord PAI.NII:ILSTON was also lotolly caller! for *twilit raise lgistestor. 11. arid I. w"0 glib., this mat esbinet grectinet-4 A Itogit)--iee hi vo 41 under the tweet. silty e l llftf4 o .4lY OVI".. 6 11 die rim lakes of st Ity hot Itivht Hoe. Colleague. amid mai at *II motor,. 4,14.4 per.. aihlr in:sragetioses would arise rides, to the Hesse, ot to the Stale has Ile preserore ot Wm. la the tallest. So J. 11011110VSI: alas tqle, ie ehesieteett to eon. tress all starts et the lie wis likewise slot shot this woo no CalWeet trottioe, fot he was thus his pacer at liberty to etptcst hit emir , ' oltsent from the upraise; of his Noble CoUrque. --4 1,suihter ) 11 el Ississol Lyon the reparation when noratesl eh, the first mites,* ass sire juke, 160 5h.411 rat wily here tow - slows la the flews op.* On. orrirtiefl "tat the purpose, of ?roseate* hit siessittsi appesit..ws to whet Ise moil nut but reess•=l . t 4 most ahostol awl ptepreet•toos propootows. fie root,' not but 'lsiah, theta wool , " t..e a specie* of iroleerecy en isittralstrie/ the Isi4bsistr , l lisle of dui ?smutty into the Ihitsw o f roes. swim -( Most.) ' thii SPEAKER .401 the Moto 1144 tow* teralsra 11.411 i 144,041440144 IM MU, she Marty. but ho tad ado prestos's to licit rresimx 1,41 en Oppalftlialiy of reprise. Wig hi, owe sootow,ot• urn lbs • abrvt. fir wet 140 , 111 prep sre,l to sty. test Is.s ' airs* epos the proposes...me ms see of *tart insportarge., traits is rirtport Is the gee., *I .1. ?swum of lb. Reuse, *rot the siinett whisk the tweerartsgt of ',hes tustisit page tbittly LSO" epee the , peetwegisiti• of the 'snow. he area, he w 4.4! i ersfesis„ tbat. luesitsi 411 the esteumeelesers* of Ow rise. toe ronstol , tv.i thepipet IWO to be a meet stad , .. , $lll4 is., owl he hop .l. these diet it wool.' eel be ottril Iles,. heat ) Me. AU IgIONIIY thought dor only prepoctoreee tea• fete to the .'tole Mien was the hoot of (Armless tot op , to th 4 ropreitists....( Woe, low / Its we* Tufo Silo 11,11 • seallelbia pnemPle , l of the etitem. we t i ne are. kity the Molest llse. l'ses•,lest et the Ihsattl et Cos eel hs.i tone? late.' op has sorer she prood..l at atimittntleises le the Latent et the old I lo ssas... - Oistat. 11,04 f5) Sit J. HOIIIIOUSE sail' if wee 4 wadi,' which had *hrtt rawtuMs4 ih t&piss. AOLION feel Cl Wog 4 if , tt pot,. th , w, this o w, wog Has. Ithetowea 116/414 hvi em4l ircess oratorio's' su epos WSW errmswcs. Mr, 1a 11 131.11U 'IN rap's-es-4 thi &totes! obretWiel I. tea roposidos. Mr. III'CKINGIIASI thwadiht it atrarte dist an, ob. t e**ll"" *"I'l he "el ' , the isslnssagiou of wtiet to tho 11 41* I,cry oldie Moto. tipts.l.l thee *Of, Geri? gulatittral 10 11 41 itul toe the 1,41 i, ft at the lateen I t p ee4 , ler twos to the teat* a 1 " ( h 1, 11 OM Ireland; iliggparral 1644 41° othor plumes of ptsblge e ta/Item Ist. 114 glsoles4l.4 as*, o b" ,,,,i fle .. l.trown *4, 4,4 win k In thr owlet a t the 110,400, 1 1 4 4 t, ho,s, ) ...IA doh totria. r 1444 of W 1414 N 440 00 st,orossely traggioessol - those ° , 64$ we" bee , rateil 6,, pre.ainre of 14 i1 0r 4 . Of thugs. 0 . 11, entitel; t : Lagnvole,l of wawa lie sksoubl pinion the proposition. videriuti ) %i)1 . Ai 4 , 444) pf. Pat" "S ir " tha propostiks tip,* tL, p ope 440 ea. iss Nimbi rual**, lA.O b. cual.l hy as MOON Waft* lite NOW WISP• iiktsto to CI 10161 foutaleo ftww the Allot, el tk. I boine. *which %vita rsese44€4l hy Right ilea. Fewer,. 0 1 . : 31 1 1 r twit c.,tt6•117 wrentitd ilvs peopeolsoc Tim Committee then divitied, and tb►; amber* a_%.7" Silt* Majority . .... lie tote was tl.rn airceti to: On the c.:estion that 9.2.:41. hearacted of cc•tain et'loott4 and taws fqr the British WAKI.EY saiti it was worthy 01 tioroxli the Government refused to sanction hundred pounds for the erection of a GaHer: favour of whose Accommodation the nous., aided. the Committee was now tallest upon meet an expendeture that bad been made wit' rity of the Home. 'Me (7HANCEI.I.OR of the EXCHER the etchings 114 , 1 not been purchased when t would Lase been lost. As • proof of dm:ir k :Le limy that I.oooi. more than the Governesses , them would hare been Dirt-real the next Jas. ' a kireiri power. .liter n far worls from Sir T. Fremantle. toe. "It. anti S:r J. Hobbes/Kr The rote was regreci (hs the question that 1.500/. Le krank;: a .le.; 7n, with a v i ew to t h e iseprovement of O ' ' nufactures, Mr. W11.1.1.111S that it " ° " III to extend th e advantages of this grunt t hy country. Mr. TIIONISON admitted dim it reble to extend the influence of such Iftststi the country by grants of $Ol. or 501. Mr. EW Awr coosi.lered that the artists orrators. Vote agreed to. litifitta fur the erection of schools end the the poor of Scotland. far the purchase of it model .410 01 - roses tot the Coninaiseioorrs of Educa tion at 1r Both these 'stet weer agreed to. (; 00 : 0 1 -- On the questi on th at 30 "149/. b.' r ote! to the an Cotopany o f th e Bank of F.nglat.'l 14. "' ' 1. Is3l upon the silver coinage. Mr. HUME of acted to ebe rote. t ea k 111 10 Mr. GOU LBI- RN observed that the k• b eet bosunl to reerive m o re thanal. is silver. It Itakw•4 l done so , and th e quest i ot. now was. whether th e P 1 ebb, to have this advantage and the Bank to be * {asst ie•b• .liderman TIIt)MPSON reisprked, that do jov il being no more thaa any ot h er perion i n the c°lll Pe ° bound to receive mor e than o/. in silver, had. hell /0, 11 4 ON and this for the accommodation of the puer c ." bai Ib 4 t"x""laewelr was so great an aceurnulatiott ads( a . Bank was obliged to melt it down for the s OO 4 pollution as bullion. It, this Ilie4tl6 the haul we it of 10 per cent., an 1 the public hail that advantar then only fair that the Bank. should he repoid. , 0 1 proposed to give to the Rank ceiit., t h e' ha" which the country had received. Sir T. FREM.‘NTLE stated that the thank the_ptablic greatly. CII.‘NCELLOR of the EX('li tattled this as a very important subjeet, and that, should he have the honour to till next Lion which he then held, he should. hating in toosulted with the Master of the Mint, brim; consideration of the !loose. Sir JOHN K. KI:11) thought the ea planstioo the Chancellor of the Esehcquer on this subret respect satisfactory . After a fear word! (turn Mr. Robinson. Mr. Mr. G. F. Young. f u rther the HUME the should move that the questiosilmepocied until all the infornistion with it was CHThe the Host. Member would be satisfied if he g ot ties he *ought for by the time the report was the House would then hate an omentunity to the vote. if the informatioa adduced tio were not satisfactory. Mr. lit•M E. upon the understanding iatisnatml Chancellor of the Eache. l ucr. cemented to " opposition for the present, ant the rote was The followin; s.tea were also agreed to 31004 (or law expenses in Scotland. not out of the Co...dilated Fund. 110411 4 /. for the roninoivtinat Depart:new. 19,1130/. for pennons and allow•wre in the tint Department. (tom yuest.un that the chairuitn report pot the Conowattoe. Sir R. INOLIS stated that the (internment had addreawed to the Library of the House - e:ght C. 11.04 of books, c , iateisicig among ofi thugs. Journals of the !louse which had poirrishod The House then resumed, and the Irwt to be received tools , . STAMI• IWTIE.S.--NEWSPAPER )leviragers from the Lords then brought per Ntasop Duties 1141, with ansrodosents, Th , CHANCELLOR of the l'ArllEU that if the hoer ass anther than it wad.—(Cressd ijrk, oes • go es' —he hal great hopes, then, that e`-;ho)it present advanced Lent (about a quarter afir e ,..t ta k „ Mole would bear with him foe • Uttiatent. WWI" 1 0 ' the con's.' whiA he proposed they should male(! ; crier to thi s 11 : 11, as it was brought the Illus.: of Lords. In the its( cse,tesl further. he should move that read by the Oath at the table. Tlse int sosendoseat hating been the table, The CHANCELLOR 0( the that the !loss., hating now offictal sapper most of its Members were other channels of in(sestiat.on, aware knowledge of the innietoln2cnts inane t in than 11411, he wont( at once state freely inunatertal to enter upon the ensendissents, inasmuch as they wens the llootei of Loots in a Rill of ash nee‘l not inform the !louse was pm agree. 11 ear. bear.) No omit had eteried himself altars strongly reeassets, the priv dries and nests of a ottiordanate branch of the Lettulaew** the very salt grounds that he had I s L_ dozy to nimintain whet sum privileges is the Howie of shah was no priestly", more decide& "men to eorstrosstrer s and least front awl to the Blouse of C 4l o wnis „ and mum skier. It bsrloogod to deal in sapply,r.(l leiy s hear, Leer. le 1 14 C 41 " a 1 4 this priesiole ea. Diem wm "46 to istire 141 eniillad that s upon thoos' il a l metiers Tite for, in t o th e prof 42410 4 UeStairiP. attempt w o olif 004 ° Pcia l 44oll ef their priii!e l ic, an d rout.' it. Het is Ow porrimega rase he i1en024.1 had hero made by the lloowe of 4 'osenelelat clause, which the fryer:o44 in this 11411 were not such at " ilehms" kwinelt te the tui‘r-t nutter the Chanlin in left oast were not of hi,e Eight% 's) introdoction. 'r m ... I insight to ley him but , W. the mariner. on the natal...l of *the' onto of the showssieme which the that Hamm. The we Ilwane, liesc" . • taloa hy lierpria* is the taus leeteo4 o f 11 . 4. as Si AIM had beta iotrodoced on 11. , I" 4 "7,1, 1 Clestiennus. not now so loss piney. Alga 1 "...... u5 :).401 or b•-vutirrhi attataut at. et but Ly any 00 4 - r. 11"4".. r l 4. w had leren ollevt (.1 104 b u i ::„.l . oo o. _ di el Shot place, ant! had hers struck soot of the 1 7 0 j ,A weso awl, cpse:ticin iv At h ti b i a Mew &ea 04 0 4 . 104 440 4 AO to the 1141 so Altered ? Ile apvich"'",_ l " ll 5 5 t i sr hat out anile sera l e the Homo wiwv—i b :,,,„tio v lit. sad its pita-yrs as an Istirrosl y. " 14 41"44114tr. owl that was not ma he by the 11 ,4.0 of mists that upon :hat point there cool, hatat thadon of a doubt. If he P.'s of this. which he behett.l, this side of the !lessee mold reqtaste• geiretlannen on the other silo if, as 142 mid beim setieriey was this esiessti. I. =is the "sea leeeky fee Tsessmeti. s! the quessee weed he owe is ilsfonsies is the et ileeee."--(ilieft, beer.) lig ta*.er y ilreeeee;e* that 1100 a, sawn SI mein. sled. Lae. that 11.. MIMI W 46 peuparimil and the iperyCon b.* *a• as to soda a ciao. ea One stevers‘ astioseiiirt es the seiret is met he Amid m k, op. %hi be mike e 4.. she 111111111111111,11111 ray Wen dolt NIA !hat tie ha& let isiiaritie. lle wield limmed hi. oasis is des sem. lie eieseisease et the How . 4 7 muss* pessemeil. he would, a usesigm spied the very WO iesinelf Soso lie Hews. lee betook leAh the of 11. Istosareed 4 ovate aunt in Chas Unease, leer. and the rrou a were agreed ,' numbers ..1.••••• . ........... 2. --I 4 Ae.l fct tho pturb4o ritish Masco*. 'thy of remark Pal riles' the %ote e(WIt Gallery for Luba .. liouso ' ism, 'ro k upon fur rote 10 Ile WIIIIOUg Cite .utt er CIIEU 1:It then e6r7 thti their wane Ise 054 46 rxreraiseet cs" (4 , day 11 the 1,,-est missile, Mr. NVirt''" wawa f.,r A !Wh oa"! i t of the ma t 04111 MA' vould .Ittotit," unt throughout Of int it wouli be Aro' iii.utut;otu, throuib artists shou!l 1,4 .10 and the eAut-Atioro4 .4.00 1 v thrf in 111.101 ;hat the ihe opal I 0 0 .liov." df 1101 vu ka I .41%cr t l,urf .34• 0 O tt _ 40k VS, • It fM rrn tage • 0 1 7 141. i t ° ..f 10 4 half Ls 40 1 0 11144 iiEQUelt RI he , rat ib e ' w oo t he 10 4° 0 , o g up jtf • Al' " , n sigon 4 ,Utl."•• to d j It. 11440 e. rr ,beclosPol2,s stion (0 11 .' ;U~'1:lt loor idb,i rt' r /tit tu. 6 , boogie' r ai.""40 4 lb° " br lb‘ '4 AI s taid" at l i t" ' _ . „41/0 the ( 0 416 t prop-- fiscal of ro,': or (4•,,, abets liteJ 1.) 1311.1" so,, t up .0 4 and P i° ..eg or- • P it up to atoll OPP ti° er Itt instance. 104 0 f ___L V , that tbe 011401.1414*•- • .)etti ra sa b t the I:Xelit:Ut • r• tt L el t, -Islcocosiontle 01 111L-iimb I were pteti o oolf. 4 7:, **are o f .havtof ''.le by the Woo . ell a te that he thoolb_;lo,4 trio .ottutletatoo 1" to oaei • iwrro amemloteo- le 'lire. ( • .4,1,8“04 tlr indmills..l IWO ti 1Y cow soatota:o. to 11 : 1 ..0 Au( ilttow 01 I ie: 6 0,4 talatura. titan " he hvi 41541.1 ua t• s*. 14 M, 4n what ors. I I LA . mar twot. 0 4 r uhmtly lost .10.•'• o at ap, ode sts Otis t i o• an I t., Ihf li.d."" • et m matters a 41; ar Ile 4.hoitte*l 44 4 ' rya 6 pro to wale 4 .f. e flow • 0( * 11.1 4.4 gaol 004 • I se .- 1 r.looootl olloot• 14 opt 14 faaly CO 141 eios`'`,looo ett.ed that vaelt am 44 6 e / 'oitootat to •4!r4sita 10, tLe 'loose of a• pier* tedsooll4, frolt matt, allO PM!. tilt IWA (1P.0W4/1 1,4 o'4 bd 0. ail hot bird 1,4041 .817;0 a OW gr0di11....01 Ow Wow& Mort boo Warw. OOP tbaft ur 0.4,0 (410.1140, ar rootoos* 411 east 0. 1 use 04.047 ft, soy ono t ot tiott e • k --/- - - est oi 025. , 1111 for s I • 614 po w *Po o eptierhe l ek4 Ibis° 1,14.4_,,, I incase sh ag * ▪ ismt,r.rsiwol 101401" eigne go as, 0007,01/ •in Ohio 1 . ..1 11.0 0041 te,4 b. r!,.. .10 1 w-, bbeliNioale4 4417.40:0 r.l. ev er. Poo spoil • 00,1 'ovoid ir• rrherfs...A r ef v. I. “40.1 .4';140 $1,...W dit doe WV ad's ig...41.2 Iry slo • , 'L.. h J &arrim el_A 17411 .1 psi.skire, 11 01 .. , 0.-re fees MI alt die rn j, I lw ad rtiotoet the ro gl loo o woobl PIA thel sbwh% el*" °l° One Ile weebl ye e 14,01 to eleireel laa 54:00 u the best oleall• di Ilssias (00004 4010 • 6. rode Wm 10 it' Of IL* tomedes thA 16° , :YIP< the i ( 11:1-f-mok#1' pego I the • _ 6l O NM sill %to ▪ I. s. • i t, el Lionla tic ,r 4 -1 ▪ 14. Col. b . N MU at tv is49 y int a 0 .4 +,:b fog 1 41 I" - , .1 0 0 I Joe it is IM led" we. Ir ii•l &Po vvi tbo We"